How can i insert images into column easily. Can i do this by Query Browser?Easily? If you have the hex representation of the image you can.
Otherwise you will likely need to use a API. Google it in their groups
server and you might find what you need:
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> How can i insert images into column easily. Can i do this by Query
> Browser?
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Analysis Services Deployment/Management Question
I have a local server for development that is on my local domain that I can work on very easily. However, my production server is offsight and on a different domain. Since Management Studio will only allow Windows Authentication when connecting to an Analysis Services instance, how can I manage the remote cube without having to remote desktop into the production server?
TIA
Right, you need to either TS to the machine, or establish a VPN connection to the domain. One possible, solution would be to use SQL Managment Studio against your local AS database, and instead of committing the changes, script out the XMLA. Then, if you had an http pump setup on a middle-tier, you could send the XMLA to via http using an admin user basic authentication that you create and you'd have a way to effectively do the administrative actions that you want. This isn't straightforward, but would get the job done.
Hope that helps.
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